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Meanings of hod (hods) in English
Usage of hods in English
1
Helminthological met- hods were applied to examine 301 specimens of M glareolus.
2
He carried some charcoal hods nearer to a stove needing replenishing.
3
At first he had carried hods of mortar and cement up ladders to the masons.
4
But how could they put the mortar into hods?
5
A maker of hods or a maker of hoods?
6
His first job was carrying hods of concrete.
7
To see your neighbor carrying in hods, foretells your surroundings will be decidedly distasteful and inharmonious.
8
Don't they carry bricks in hods?
9
The smell of marijuana hung on the air like a heavy mist, along with wine and hot hods.
10
They found old coal-hods for helmets, and warming-pans for fiery steeds, and they had tournaments in the huge halls.
11
The hod-carrier's son carries hods.
12
Some were laying bricks, some hewing stones, some carrying up the heavy hods and pails and bringing them down empty.
13
Well, I know it is with me-everylast sentence of it; and a couple of hods of Ollendorff, too, for emergencies.
14
With the wind right, I could make out the distant chipping of axes and the thonk of wooden hods at the seams.
15
Success began to look not like an aurora, but like a solid structure built of bricks that must be carried in hods.
16
In Calcutta, women are the masons, and maybe seen daily conveying their hods of cement, and spreading it on the tops of their houses.
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